I starved due to the lack of titles on the console launch day
Lucky me, I didn't.
My pick for most over rated game OAT
why the fuck does chester have an atrocious amount of health that motherfucker could’ve survived both impacts of fat man and little boy and STILL follow me
desafiador, essa é a descrição perfeita pra esse jogo
um verdadeiro survival onde você tem que pensar em tudo, comida, território, segurança
mega fã da temática inclusive
um verdadeiro survival onde você tem que pensar em tudo, comida, território, segurança
mega fã da temática inclusive
im more into the lore of dst than the gameplay, i struggle with sandbox/survivals. hard to play when i dont have a real Goal
Die miserably and learn from your mistakes. Fun.
Love the artstyle.
Love the artstyle.
Bonus points for being a foundation for DST
This game is an amazing fun game. Only issue is constantly restarting worlds. On sale defiantly pick this up.
Good aesthetic. Can't dope out game, but good.
comprei na promoção por 2 reais mas não tenho vontade nenhuma de jogar, mas um dia eu jogo
Feels like a mobile game and it turned out not to be my cup of tea.
didnt starve 7/10
fun
Makes you wanna starve
com mods e amigos fica melhor
chato e feio
i didn't even really like playing this with friends
Jogo maneirin mas falta conteúdo depois de certo momento.
was good, a fresh survival experience
Every couple of years I come back to this and every couple of years it kicks my ass. I think I've gotten better.
I played Don't Starve Together first but bought this after.
Don't Starve is honestly one of the most important games to me, artistically speaking anyway, because if affected how I draw things and how my art style looks.
It's also probably one of the best survival crafting games imo despite the genre bloating the indie game space and this mainly has to do with its presentation with how it's played, its aesthetic, its animations and the soundtrack. It's also full of loveable and charming characters (that sadly get flanderized in DST, mainly Wilson). DST might have more features and content but what this game has are about... 3 full expansions that feature new worlds to survive on and explore and being able to travel between the different DLC worlds through a machine you find in the world you spawn in.
Despite the game seemingly being abandoned by Klei Entertainment in favour for DST they recently came out with HUGE QoL updates to the game and its expansions that fixes a lot of the issues I had with it.
I think if you want a GOOD survival game, play this because it's great.
Don't Starve is honestly one of the most important games to me, artistically speaking anyway, because if affected how I draw things and how my art style looks.
It's also probably one of the best survival crafting games imo despite the genre bloating the indie game space and this mainly has to do with its presentation with how it's played, its aesthetic, its animations and the soundtrack. It's also full of loveable and charming characters (that sadly get flanderized in DST, mainly Wilson). DST might have more features and content but what this game has are about... 3 full expansions that feature new worlds to survive on and explore and being able to travel between the different DLC worlds through a machine you find in the world you spawn in.
Despite the game seemingly being abandoned by Klei Entertainment in favour for DST they recently came out with HUGE QoL updates to the game and its expansions that fixes a lot of the issues I had with it.
I think if you want a GOOD survival game, play this because it's great.
Don't Starve is a really well done survival game, with unique mechanics and an amazing art style. I recommend this to everyone.
Surviving the horrors this game throws at you is one of the best feelings out there. Every time I think back to the most fun moments I had in this game, it was definitely overcoming all odds and barely surviving to live another day.
The base game experience is fine, but the DLC Reign of Giants makes it much deeper and interesting to play, and I highly recommend enabling it for your first run.
Shipwrecked is an entirely different beast, practically a whole new game. It is absolutely stellar and I loved every second of playing it. The greatest shame is that Shipwrecked is single-player only, whereas everything else isn't.
There's also the Hamlet DLC, which kind of sucked. It removed the struggle to survive by adding a town where you can trade stuff. Need food? Just buy it. Need warm clothing? Just buy it.
It removed a lot of the survival aspect of the game and really soured the experience.
I am not qualified to rate Don't Starve Together, despite having around 200 hours in it. That game is evolving into something else every single time I look at it, though I imagine it's very fun. And probably still free, so try it!
The base game experience is fine, but the DLC Reign of Giants makes it much deeper and interesting to play, and I highly recommend enabling it for your first run.
Shipwrecked is an entirely different beast, practically a whole new game. It is absolutely stellar and I loved every second of playing it. The greatest shame is that Shipwrecked is single-player only, whereas everything else isn't.
There's also the Hamlet DLC, which kind of sucked. It removed the struggle to survive by adding a town where you can trade stuff. Need food? Just buy it. Need warm clothing? Just buy it.
It removed a lot of the survival aspect of the game and really soured the experience.
I am not qualified to rate Don't Starve Together, despite having around 200 hours in it. That game is evolving into something else every single time I look at it, though I imagine it's very fun. And probably still free, so try it!
A interesting sandbox game with a system that actually tells you what's needed to craft unlike games like minecraft, though half the time I wasn't sure as to what to do and it had perma-death which could be irritating, but it's a learning curve that can be unforgiving.
It's a fun experience, though not a game for me and I've grown quite bored and tired of it unfortunately. Shame really cause it has a lot of potential and gets updates every so often to add to the game.
It's a fun experience, though not a game for me and I've grown quite bored and tired of it unfortunately. Shame really cause it has a lot of potential and gets updates every so often to add to the game.
One of those special games that I never stopeed playing since meeting it. It's been 9 years and I still open this game time to time and have fun time. The atmosphere is strong in this one, and I don't feel the hours pass by.
This art style is really good for this genre
sempre será meu bbzinho lindo perfeitinho
Well-designed survival game that constitutes a good entry point for the superior multiplayer and "Reign of Giants" entries.
+ appropriately stressful time management that always leaves room for improvement
+ whimsical and unique art style with creative creature designs
+ atmospheric sound direction
+ fairly self-explanatory gameplay in spite of no directions given
- lackluster UI without (easily installable) mods
- low amount of concrete content
+ appropriately stressful time management that always leaves room for improvement
+ whimsical and unique art style with creative creature designs
+ atmospheric sound direction
+ fairly self-explanatory gameplay in spite of no directions given
- lackluster UI without (easily installable) mods
- low amount of concrete content
God damn dogs